Need drop receiver and receiver extension
Just bought a Class C, and I'm planning on towing an '03 Jeep Wrangler. Have the base plate on, got it wired, bought a Demco tow bar, and now the issue. The RV is way low, and the jeep is way high. ...
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Re hitch height....
Blue Ox sells some very well built extensions on eTrailer. The one I bought is a dual-height dual receiver extension. When flipped more max drop, I can still use the top receiver for a bike rack. But it's also nice because it expands flexibility for leveling various tow bars and trailers.
Another thing to consider is ride height of the motorhome. If it has a saggy butt, restoring a little bit of spring height will raise the bumper roughly twice that height. I just added some Sumo springs, and I'm very impressed with their ability to soften harshness and reduce bounce, since they have self-damping properties.
Blue Ox sells some very well built extensions on eTrailer. The one I bought is a dual-height dual receiver extension. When flipped more max drop, I can still use the top receiver for a bike rack. But it's also nice because it expands flexibility for leveling various tow bars and trailers.
Another thing to consider is ride height of the motorhome. If it has a saggy butt, restoring a little bit of spring height will raise the bumper roughly twice that height. I just added some Sumo springs, and I'm very impressed with their ability to soften harshness and reduce bounce, since they have self-damping properties.
